Converse of object

• polish: The phrase ' polishing a turd ' springs to mind for some reason.

• steam: No matter which way we turn, the hound of fate places another steaming turd in our path.

• drop: Actually it was a highly disappointing rabbit dropping style turd.

• eat: Hence many animals ( including woofs ) are quite happy about eating turds.

• find: I am going to find that little turd of a sales assistant.

• place: Simply place a few dog turds in the bin bags along with your old bank statements.

Preposition: on

• pavement: Whose justifiable disgust at the sight of discarded chewing gum or of dog turds on the pavement made him find alternative routes home.

Adjective modifier

• little: She had spoilt the little turds rotten then tried to get all tough on them.

• big: Come on Peter, are you telling me that you don't enjoy a nice big turd every now and again.

• unflushed: Do you really want to work for a company whose buyers have the same intelligence level of an unflushed turd?

• fat: He will, of course, be thought of as the fat, sweaty turd he is.

• fresh: Never kick a fresh turd on a hot day.

• few: Simply place a few dog turds in the bin bags along with your old bank statements.

Modifies a noun

• burglar: TURD BURGLAR: A dumper who does not realize that you're in the stall and tries to force the door open.

• sandwich: Cartman is championing a turd sandwich while Kyle is behind a giant douche bag.

Noun used with modifier

• dog: Kelly Right Back 1 A dog turd would be better going forward.

• mouse: The sole difference was that the seed is bright and shiny, whilst the mouse turd is matt.

Preposition: in

• bag: Simply place a few dog turds in the bin bags along with your old bank statements.